A standardized tool for compounding pharmacies to simply and  effectively track and report any adverse events that are potentially associated with compounded medications.

More and more health plans are asking network pharmacies for documentation of the quality assurance program - or medication safety practice program - that the pharmacy uses.  This program is used by over 2,500 pharmacies, it is affordable and easy-to-use, and provides your pharmacy with critically important data you can use to enhance the safety of your operations.  A significant added bonus is that data provided to APMS is legally protected under federal law. Pharmacies will receive recommendations on best practices and workflow processes to help reduce medication errors, improve medication use and enhance patient safety and health outcomes.

Quality Assurance Reporting to APMS provides federal legal protection to patient safety information.  In addition, participating pharmacies will receive recommendations on best practices and workflow processes to help reduce medication errors,
improve medication use and enhance patient safety and health outcomes. 

The Pharmacy and Prescribe E-prescribing Experience Reporting Portal is a questionnaire/reporting site designed to allow practicing pharmacists and prescribes to share their experiences with e-prescribing technologies. All comments - whether suggestions for improvement or complaints about the process - are welcome.  This detailed information gathered can be used to improve the quality and effectiveness of electronic prescribing technologies and overall quality and operation of the e-prescribing infrastructure.

APMS can work with providers to design Custom Medication Error Reduction Projects and Partnerships Projects. Interested parties should contact us at 804-285-4431 or 866-365-7472 or via email at info@medicationsafety.org.